Lifeforce deserves the ‘so bad, it’s good’ tag because of how many commendable things it has going for it or it at least tries to do. We’re talking about a movie directed by the late Tobe Hooper. A movie written by the late Dan O’Bannon and based off the book ‘The Space Vampires’ by Colin Wilson.
A serviceable idea but with a flawed execution, The Isle is a supernatural horror that is well made, looks great and competently acted. However, it’s entertainment value comes in spurts and they’re short. Sadly, The Isle is just often a boring movie even if the eerie tone and mythology is attention grabbing.
Getting its worldwide premiere at Arrow Frightfest 2019, Stairs is the new horror movie from Realm of the Damned director, Tom Paton. Don’t go down.
The idea of a killer telephone call has b-movie written all over it but that isn’t quite what Bells is. In fact, it doesn’t actually seem to know what it is itself.
If you’re familiar with David DeCoteau as a director, you’ll already have an idea of what Killer Bash will be like. His range varies from terrible to passable with Killer Bash firmly sitting in the middle. However, his movies are often remembered for the homo-eroticism, something that also ranges from subtle to over the top.
A bit of a cult classic, most probably won’t understand why until the final 15 minutes. When we reach that point, good god does Rock ‘n’ Roll Nightmare come into its own. It’s outrageously silly, so much so that it’s hard not to love every minute of it. This is a great example of a ‘so bad, it’s good’ horror movie.
The fourth and final (as of August 2019) Pumpkinhead movie was released in 2007, one year after the release of Pumpkinhead: Ashes to Ashes. Written and directed by Michael Hurst, it stars Amy Manson, Bradley Taylor and Lance Henriksen.
Bay Coven sees a young couple move to a peaceful and small island only to discover that it has a dark secret. One that goes back to the time of witchcraft.
